Pop-up vaccination clinic offers Covid vaccine to people not registered with a GP
The New Testament Church of God in Lee will be hosting a pop-up vaccination clinic from 9am to 1pm.
It will be available to anyone over 50, those over 18 who are in an at risk group, those over 18 who are clinically extremely vulnerable, health and social care workers, and carers.
No one’s information will be shared with any other organisation, according to the South East London CCG.
“On Saturday, March 27 local GPs will be administering the Oxford AstraZeneca Covid-19 vaccine (free of charge) at New Testament Church of God.
“You do not need to be registered with a GP and no information will be shared with other organisations.
“Unregistered individuals will be supported to register as temporary or permanent patients on the day. People of all faith and none are welcome,” an NHS leaflet states.
To book an appointment, residents should send their name, date of birth, and contact number or email address to selccg.lewishamvaccinations@nhs.net or text/Whatsapp to 07950056560.
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